An excerpt: "... Originally known as Westmost Golf Course, it is still the western most layout in the entire lower 48 and though not directly on the ocean you can hear and smell the nearby surf. Seemingly short at just over 2,000 yards, it might as well have been 20,000 playing on a windy day with hickory-shafted sticks. In fact, the par rises from 32 to 36 if you use the old clubs."
"The course unfurls in a lowland surrounded by hills and forest. A ridge to the left of the opening holes, and covered in yellow-flowering gorse, smelled like a pina colada and– with a little imagination– brought the opening holes at Dornoch to mind."
"Sit in the clubhouse after your round and enjoy a Bellhaven or Harp’s Lager and have a look at the photos and genuine flags from some of the major’s that Russell worked. And dream about what golf was like a hundred years ago– still tremendous fun, but much harder!"
The World Newspaper website has not yet updated their Golf Course Guide (accessible via same link, above), but all good info about us as well as the many other courses in our area.
Troy Russell to be on Staff at 2010 Masters Tournament
Troy has been invited to be a member of the paid golf course staff at the 2010 Masters. He accepted. This will be his 10th Major crew-experience; his third with The Masters tournament, with those being in 2002 and 2003.
As featured on http://www.theAposition.com. Jeff Wallach, Executive Editor, recently played a round of gutta percha hickory golf with us (April 2010). The A Position is a relatively new website featuring "great golf and travel writing by actual journalists." Jeff and the other writers take you there with their journalistic style and obvious love for the game of golf.
Pacific Northwest Golfer Magazine - September 2009 - Pages 22-23 Article, by Eric Yaillen, Oregon Golf Association Eric Yaillen is the Director of Marketing and Communications for the Oregon Golf Association. He has worked in the golf industry for more than 17 years, including as a consultant for the PGA of America. http://www.pacificnorthwestgolfer.com/Sep09/GolferSEPT09.lo.pdf